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I heard about that fish... I also heard that her and her babies were probably dead before they reached the surface.
You are right, this particular trawler was working water depths of 2,100 feet - not much survives their scoops.
Too bad that ugly monster won't have her babies! The pike pictured (the one that ate my keys and cost us a morning of ice chopping to retrieve them) has, probably, already bred and will repopulate our streams for the slayers of ammonia-laced fish sammiches. Honestly, I know not how to get past the pissy odor.
Were not Northern Pike planted here and not an ideginous fish to Alaska? I hear they are raising havoc. Spreading in tributaries to more lakes than intended.
No mention of an Alaska Fish & Game Observer on that trawler. I'm sure more than 10 Rockfish were pulled up in that set.
Helluva fish
you know-in re to naming fishing holes on the Anchor and the current predicament that Mr. Imus is in. Perhaps a hole named for the event. The Nappy Headed Hole
now suspend me. suspend me and I will be headed North all the sooner.
You are so insensitive - I can see that your neices are going to have a field day in educating you - don't forget you will be facing four of them at the HITW plus two more which are niece in laws, they are really radical. I will not support you, you are on your own!
There was pike around King salmon, Ugashik Lake areas even 30 years ago. Not in the Anchor River yet, tho'.
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- Stan grew up fishing the rivers and marine waters of Cook Inlet since the 1950's. Retired from the U.S. Navy in 1983. Stan and his family owned and operated Anchor Angler Tackle Shop on Anchor River for twenty-two years. He was the host of the popular daily radio program, "Kenai Peninsula Sport Fishing Report" on radio stations KGTL, KPEN, and K-Wave for fifteen years. Stan retired from business in 2007 and continues to live in Anchor Point, Alaska.
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